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EDUC 575 ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION OF DRIVER
EDUCATION
Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
This course offers background and experience in administration and
supervision of driver education programs. Methods of organization,
techniques, materials, program planning, records, and reports,
financing and insurance, procurement, personnel selection, and
planning classroom and in-car laboratory experiences are studied.

EDUC 576 THE TALENTED AND GIFTED
Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
The nature and needs of the talented and gifted in all areas of
development are explored. Special curriculum and management plans
for the gifted and talented are developed by students at the primary,
elementary, or secondary level as suited to the needs of those enrolled.

EDUC 596 TEACHING CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
Teaching Children with Special Needs is a telecourse of 16 one-half hour
telelessons designed for regular and special educators. It offers
introductory instruction in the observation, identification, and
management of children, K-3, who demonstrate mild to moderate
learning problems.

EDUC 597 INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION UTILIZATION
Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
This is a college credit course combining televised lessons, on-campus
seminars, and related workbook assignments. This three-credit upper-
division undergraduate and graduate level course focuses on planning
for the various uses of instructional television with students. State, local
school unit, school, and classroom uses will be illustrated through film
and studio production. In addition, the aspects of producing the ITV
program are developed through the television lessons and “hands-on”
assignments in the seminars.

EDUC 599 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL

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